AXOR 10140000 Starck Electronic Sensor Bathroom Sink Faucet Instruction Manual
- October 30, 2023
- AXOR
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AXOR 10140000 Starck Electronic Sensor Bathroom Sink Faucet
Product Information
The product is a sensor-controlled faucet or tap used in bathrooms and kitchens. It is available in different color variants with a unique code assigned to each variant. The faucet has a safety function, service parts, and is compatible with thermal disinfection. It can be powered by either batteries or a power supply. The product has a maximum operating pressure of 0.8 MPa and recommended operating pressure of 0.1-0.5 MPa.
Product Usage Instructions
- Electrical Installation: For battery replacement, installation, and disposal, follow the instructions given in section 7.12 of EN 60335-1 Annex 3.
- Normal Operation: The faucet has two modes of operation, the maximum range (factory settings) and reduced range (maximum range reduced by approximately 50 mm). The current mode is indicated by a blinking LED behind the sensor window. To switch between modes, wave your hand in front of the sensor window to activate it, then wave your hand again to deactivate it. The LED will blink once for maximum range and twice for reduced range. When the LED stops blinking, the faucet is ready to use.
- Technical Specifications: The product has a maximum operating pressure of 0.8 MPa and recommended operating pressure of 0.1-0.5 MPa. It has a maximum flow rate of 1.6 MPa and is rated IPX5.
- Thermal Disinfection: The product is compatible with thermal disinfection, but the instructions for this are not provided in this manual. Please refer to the manufacturer’s website or contact customer support for more information.
- Net Reset: To reset the faucet, disconnect the power supply for about 10 seconds, then reconnect it. The faucet will recalibrate itself.
- Flow Diagram: Please refer to page 64 for the flow diagram.
- Operation: The LED blinks once to indicate the software version. For example, one blink means software version 1.
SAFETY NOTES
- Gloves should be worn during installation to prevent crushing and cutting injuries.
- The product may only be used for bathing, hygienic and body cleaning purposes.
- Children may only use the product unsupervised if they have been suitable instructed and trained to use the product safely and to understand the risks of improper operation.
- Only the battery housing with battery CR-P2 or power pack HG No. 30589310 supplied by Hansgrohe may be connected to the electrical connection cable of the fittings.
- A damaged connecting line must not be replaced. The transformer may no longer be used.
- The transformer and its mains plug may only be installed or plugged in in dry interior rooms outside of the protected zones
- The transformer must not be installed in protection zones 0 or 1.
- The wall socket must be outside of the protected zones. (see page 62, Fig. 5)
- The fitting may be installed in protected zone 2.
- The hot and cold supplies must be of equal pressures.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
- Prior to installation, inspect the product for transport damages. After it has been installed, no transport or surface damage will be honoured.
- The pipes and the fixture must be installed, flushed and tested as per the applicable standards.
- The plumbing codes applicable in the respective countries must be observed.
- Leave enough space above the tap for servicing. (min. 200 mm)
- The fittings must not be installed on washstands with raised edge. (see page 62)
- At the start of operation, or after maintenance, function of the faucet may be delayed due to reflections during adjustment of the operating distance. The faucet will automatically calibrate itself. The self-calibration will start after 10-15 minutes
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
ELECTRICIAN
A The installation and test work must be performed by an authorized
electrician under consideration of DIN VDE 0100 part 701 /IEC 60364-7-701.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
- Voltage supply: 230 V AC # 10 %/ 50-60 Hz
- The circuit must be protected via a ground fault protector (RCD /FI) with a measured differential current of ≤ 30 mA. The proper function of this protective device must be checked at regular intervals.
- Any work may only be carried out in a de-energized state. Here, the voltage supply must be safely separated via the main switch or mains plugs.
& The wall socket must be outside of the protected zones. (see page 62, Fig.
ADJUSTMENT
This mixer has the following feature: background fade-out with integrated
range adjustment, that means the mixer is automatically adjusted on to the
local conditions (washbasin, brightness, reflection) by the sensory mechanism.
BATTERY OPERATION
- The indicator LED signals that the battery must be changed.
- Battery voltage S approx. 5.5 V: The indicator LED in the sensor window blinks when the fitting is operated, water withdrawal continues to be possible.
- Battery voltage ≤ approx. 5.3 V: The indicator LED in the sensor window lights continuously, water withdrawal is no longer possible, the battery must be replaced.
- Attention! After insertion of the battery, the fitting should not be activated for approx.
- 30 seconds. This time is required for self-adjustment.
- Replacement, installation and disposal of batteries is subject to the regulations specified in EN 60335-1 Appendix 3 Section 7.12
POWER SUPPIY PACK OPERATION
For the replacement of a power supply pack, the procedure corresponds to the
replacement of a battery.
NORMAL OPERATION
The range of the detection area or the removal of the switch-on/off point from
the fittings depends on the ambient optical conditions (for example, the shape
and reflection of the washstand and the ambient light) as well as on the
shape, the size, the speed and the reflection of the object that was brought
into the detection area. The detection area of the fittings or the distance of
the switch-on/off point from the fittings is approx. 160 to 200 mm in normal
operation. The detection of dark (for example grey-black) objects by the
fittings is inadequate because of their low reflection. The range of the
detection area or the distance of the switch-on/off point can be smaller than
160 mm. The detection of bright or reflecting objects by the fittings is very
good as a result of their high reflectivity. The range of the detection area
or the distance of the switch-on/off point can be greater than 200 mm. Strong
light sources should not shine directly on the sensor window of the fittings.
Drops of water or condensed water on the sensor window of the fittings can
initiate unintended running of the water.
RANGE SETTING FOR INFRARED PROXIMITY ELECTRONICS
It may be necessary to reduce the range of the infrared proximity electronics by manual mode switching when the fittings are connected to very small or highly reflecting washstands. The following two modes can be selected:
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Maximum range (factory setting)
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Reduced range (maximum range reduced by approx. 50 mm)
The LED behind the sensor window signals which mode the fittings are currently in: -
Short blinking when the fittings are closed = “reduced range”
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No blinking when the fittings are closed = “maximum range”
Perform the following steps to change from “maximum” to “reduced” range or vice versa:
- Disconnect electrical plug connection between fitting and battery housing or power pack. During this time, briefly reach with your hand into the detection area of the sensor window so that the capacitor discharges. Restore the power connection after 10 s.
- The LED blinks to indicate the software version (e.g. blinking once = software version 1)
- Wait for calibration to finish (The light emitting diode lights continuously for 10 s)
- Cover the sensor window completely with your hand or a white piece of paper for 5 s – 10 s. (Water output starts for 5 s)
- Uncover the sensor window
- The LED indicates the currently activated mode by blinking: Once = “maximum range”, twice = “reduced range”
- The LED then lights permanently until the calibration of the just set range of the infrared proximity switch has completed
- Range setting can be repeated within the next 10 s
- When the LED goes off again, the fittings are ready for operation
TECHNICAL DATA
- Operating pressure: max. 0,8 MPa
- Recommended operating pressure: 0,1 – 0,5 MPa
- Test pressure: 1,6 MPa (1 MPa = 10 bar = 147 PSI)
- Hot water temperature: max. 60°C
- Maximum flowing-out temperature at 50 K temperature difference and 0,3 MPa flow pressure: max. 42°C
- Follow-up time: 1 – 2, s
- Automatic switching-off: after 10 s
- battery: CR-P2 ⁄ 6 V Lithium
- transformer: 230 V AC ± 10 % ⁄ 50 – 60 Hz ⁄ 20 mA
- Protection category: IPX5
- installation site of type plate: see page 69
The product is exclusively designed for drinking water!
SYMBOL DESCRIPTION
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Do not use silicone containing acetic acid!
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SAFETY FUNCTION (see page 63 )
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The desired maximum temperature for example max. 38ºC can be pre-set thanks to the safety function.
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MAINTENANCE (see page 68 )
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The check valves must be checked regularly according to EN 806-5 in accordance with national or regional regulations (at least once a year).
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CLEANING (see page 67)
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Never use high pressure cleaners or steam cleaners to clean the fittings.
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CLEANING WASHBASIN (see page 66 )
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After setting the parameters for the hygiene rinse or making a net reset, wait for approx. 90 s before you can enable the “Clean wash basin” function.
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PROTECTED AREA (see page 62)EXCHANGE BATTERY (see page 66)SPARE PARTS (see page 69)
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XXX = Colors
- 000 = Chrome Plated
- 020 = Polished Chrome
- 130 = Polished Bronze
- 140 = Brushed Bronze
- 250 = Brushed Gold-Optic
- 260 = Brushed Chrome
- 300 = Polished Redgold
- 310 = Brushed Redgold
- 330 = Polished Black Chrome
- 340 = Brushed Black Chrome
- 800 = Stainless Steel Optic
- 820 = Brushed Nickel
- 830 = Polished Nickel
- 930 = Polished Brass
- 950 = Brushed Brass
- 990 = Polished Gold-Optic
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DIMENSIONS (see page 64)
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FLOW DIAGRAM (see page 64)
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TEST CERTIFICATE (see page 64)
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OPERATION (see page 65)
Hansgrohe recommends not to use as drinking water the first half litre flowing from the tap in the morning, after the hygiene rinse is enabled, or after prolonged non-use. If the fitting opens again after approx. 5 s, the viewing window must be uncovered.
HYGIENE RINSE
To enable or disable the hygiene rinse, proceed as follows:
Disconnect electrical plug connection between fitting and battery housing or power pack. During this time, briefly reach with your hand into the detection area of the sensor window so that the capacitor discharges. Restore the power connection after 10 s.
- The LED blinks to indicate the software version (e.g. blinking once = software version 1)
- wait for LED to go out
- Cover the sensor window completely with your hand or a white piece of paper for 5 s – 10 s. (Water output starts for 5 s)
- Uncover the sensor window
- the currently enabled mode is indicated by the flashing of the LED: 1 x = enabled,2 x = disabled
- A subsequent change of operating mode is possible again after calibration
- The fitting only returns to normal operation 60 s after the last change of operating mode
PERMANENT RINSE
After setting the parameters for the hygiene rinse or making a net reset, wait
for approx. 90 s before you can enable the “Permanent rinse” function.
- cover sensor window completely with your hand or a white piece of paper
- The fitting opens for approx. 5 s and immediately closes again. If the fitting opens again after approx. 5 s, the viewing window must be uncovered.
- Permanent rinse is enabled for approx. 180 s and can be interrupted at any time by a movement in the field of vision.
THERMAL DISINFECTION
- Thermal disinfection pursuant to process sheet DVGW W 551 (≥ 70°C ⁄ > 3 min) must only be carried out by qualified personnel.
- Risk of scalding with thermal disinfection!
- The cold water feed must be locked during thermal disinfection. Afterwards,”Permanent rinse” can be enabled.
NET RESET
A net reset causes the fittings to re-adjust.
- Interrupt the voltage supply to the fittings
- Briefly reach into the field of vision of the fittings to cause the capacitor to discharge
- Wait for approx. 10 s, then plug the connectors in again
- The fittings will re-adjust during the next 30 s. Do not reach into the field of vision during this period of time.
DISPOSAL OF WASTE BATTERIES AND OLD ELEC –
TRICAL & ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT (applicable in the European Union and other
European countries with separate collection systems).
This symbol on the battery, the product or the packaging indicates that the
battery or the product shall not be treated as household waste. By ensuring
the battery or product are disposed of correctly, you will help prevent
potentially negative consequences for the environment and human health. The
recycling of the materials will help to conserve natural resources. To ensure
that the battery or product will be treated properly, hand over the product at
end-of-life to the applicable collection point for the recycling of batteries,
electrical and electronic equipment. For more detailed information about
recycling of this product or battery, please contact your local Civic Office,
your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the
product.
AXOR ⁄ Hansgrohe SE
Auestraße 5–9
77761 Schiltach
Deutschland
info@axor-design.com
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